Zippy-The-Pinhead wrote:
There's a lot of other stuff that certainly paints an ugly picture of Bauer - including threatening text messages and other social media posts.
I'm not commenting on Trevor Bauer's character, his quality as a human being, or what actually happened between him and this woman or any other woman. I will say that if there are women out there who like being roughed up during sex, I suppose that unlike Nardi, I don't have a problem with them finding a man to do it. I don't know. I've never given it much thought. It seems fucked up to me, but so does the obsession that some guys have with anal or watching two chicks go at it. We all have different sexual proclivities. I guess in a time when lesbians are claiming to be men and getting surgery to go from being dykey broads to ugly straight dudes, it's hard for me to find anything to be that outre. But hey, I'm just an old man whose favorite position is missionary.
But I want to address the part about Bauer being mean or "threatening" women on social media. I wouldn't call myself "extremely online" but I know my way around Twitter enough that I'm aware of a niche brand that I would call "Woke Feminist Baseball Twitter." Just the White Sox section would include people like @LWilz, @Keelin_12ft, and @scuriiosa (who is a super cute Filipinx). These are the kind of people who went into orbit when the Sox hired La Russa. Basically, they're all dan bernstein in yoga pants.
Anyway, Bauer's reputation for being outspoken on Twitter is well known. But that's kind of the point of Twitter, isn't it? You've got something to say and you say it. Sometimes other people fire on you. You can ignore it, you can cry like Julie does and try to label anyone with a different opinion than yours a "troll", or you can fire back. You pays your money and you takes your choice. Bauer's reputation was cemented with the exchange described here:
https://nypost.com/2019/01/08/trevor-ba ... ung-woman/I don't find anything about that Twitter beef particularly unique or significant other than that it involved a major league pitcher. But if a woman were going to take a shot at putting the squeeze on a wealthy athlete- and I am not suggesting that's what happened here although there are some questions- Bauer would have been a perfect candidate. Because from the moment the story hit the news, Woke Feminist Baseball Twitter was going to get right to work.